The expectation that older participants with assisted living needs would be involved in the data collection process with the probe materials could place high demands on them, though other qualitative methods (e.g. open-ended interviews, home tour) could be equally demanding to someone with limited physical energy or cognitive capacity.
"We believe that because of the demand to bring someone to justice from this crime, we believe that there is a strong possibility that there may have been overzealous policing and overzealous prosecuting," said Lt. Eric Adams, a co-founder of the group, 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care.
Under the law, police are not allowed to demand to see someone's concealed-carry permit.
When immigration officers demand to enter someone's home, they must present a search warrant or an arrest warrant signed by a judge that specifically names the person of interest.
Armed with reports that the farm was exploiting its mostly Hispanic migrant workers, Mr. Espada stalked the muddy grounds, knocking on doors and demanding to see someone in charge, captured on tape by a state videographer he brought along.
Before this point, demanding to have someone's pee in a cup or a piece of their hair was considered a massive invasion of privacy.
I'll bet she's even now demanding to see someone in charge and wondering aloud why this heaven place is not any better organized than it is, after all this time".
While he claims to dislike the term "tattoo artist," he said that an increasingly discerning public had bolstered demand to be inked by someone whose work in other media is sold, exhibited and recognized.
Now people reinvent themselves in full view of others, and simply demand to be recognized as someone else.
Now people reinvent themselves in full view of others, and simply demand to be recognised as someone else.
